Gaza’s back-to-school coverage misses the crucial test: what are children being taught?
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After nearly three years of disruption and disruption in the educational process caused by the war, thousands of children in the Gaza Strip have returned to school, but this time return is not like the pre-war school they knew; classes are overcrowded, seats are scarce, books and stationery are not available enough, while students are forced to sit on the ground in tents or temporary educational spaces.
Gaza’s back-to-school coverage misses the crucial test: what are children being taught?
For Gaza to have a different future - for the thousands of children returning to school for a better future than the one Hamas has condemned them to - it is not enough merely to reopen classrooms.
On September 19, the school year began again for thousands of children. 98 percent of the school buildings of the Gaza Strip are damaged, returning to class means trying to rebuild a daily life erased from war
Children from Gaza, who have been excluded from formal education for three years due to murderous Israeli attacks, have begun to return to classes. However, the destroyed schools continue to educate hundreds of thousands of students in dire conditions due to lack of classrooms and a lack of basic necessities.
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